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Wilder William Seeburger, 17, was pronounced dead after a Sunday-night head-on crash in Peninsula Township. Teammates have been playing with his name on their wrists; a public memorial is set for Wednesday at Open Space.
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In the July 30 issue of the Glen Arbor Sun, Cameron Krepps wrote a thoughtful and heartfelt lament about the lack of affordable housing for hard-working young trades people like him who grew up locally, work here to sup…
When it comes to tourism and the business it supports, the Grand Traverse region has forever alternated between very busy summers and much quieter cooler months. While an uptick in shoulder season and winter visits have…
Victim’s grandfather shares new details on 13-year-old survivor Bella’s injuries and recovery, memories of Amanda and Eric, and a memorial service set for Aug. 27 in Cadillac
A bat found inside a local home tested positive for rabies, the Grand Traverse County Health Department (GTCHD) reported on Thursday morning. GTCHD is now warning the community to “take necessary precautions,” including…
State Rep. Betsy Coffia is urging Grand Traverse County Prosecutor Noelle Moeggenberg to accept help from the Michigan Attorney General’s Office investigating past sexual abuse at Interlochen.
Memorial for Wilder Seeburger is scheduled for Aug. 26 in Traverse City
BENZONIA — Area harriers competed on the cross country course for the first time this season at the Benzie Central Pete Moss Invitational Saturday.
Traverse City West football season preview
Editor's note: This article will be published in the 2026 Playbook football preview magazine, included in the Wednesday, Aug. 26 edition of the Record-Eagle. The Playbook previews 14 area football teams and includes sev…
TRAVERSE CITY — Michelle McGrath will serve four to 10 years in prison for stabbing a man who asked the court to show mercy on his attacker.
Traverse City installed trial speed tables on Peninsula Drive near Bryant Park to slow traffic. Officials will monitor the stretch and remove the tables before winter.
Few of us can imagine what life is like in Ukraine today, where many citizens are forced to live in bombed cities or experience regular and severe power outages. In response to the ongoing war, Petoskey’s Rick Donahoe,…